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Working on this thing with some guys for a deal... you know the drill. :P Still plenty to do before I make a digital mess in post.
5 months ago
Happy to see more from you!
5 months ago
This is beautiful. Really nice work. Can't wait to see the final product!
5 months ago
Loving this man. I've missed your work on here.
5 months ago
Superb man! @Joshua Bullock
5 months ago
Love your shading Joshua.
5 months ago
Prettyness!!
5 months ago
Lookin' good!
Would you mind telling what pencils you use?
5 months ago
Makes me all happy inside!
5 months ago
YESSSssssss
5 months ago
What kind of lead pointer do you use? I'm in the market for one and cant decide if I should go vintage or get something new... What'd'ya think?
5 months ago
Very nice; it's beautiful so far!!
5 months ago
Looks great Joshua!
I'd like to second what @John Kane Smith said.
5 months ago
@Joshua Bullock this looks incredible
5 months ago
Thanks everyone. Still have a lot to do but it's coming along.
@James Veluya - What's in the shot here are two, drafting lead holder: one from Staedtler with 2H lead, the other from Kohinoor with 2B. 2B is a little soft for my tastes and I'd prefer HB but that also has the potential to score paper so, ymmv.
@John Kane Smith, @Nikita Prokhorov - As for vintage lead-holders, I really dig on the Kohinoor (picked up from Miller Blueprint here in Austin), as it's a bit thinner than the Staedtler, but there's really not much tech to be had with these; they all work pretty much the same way. Push the button to release the lead to the desired length, sharpen, party-on. :P
Now, lead-pointers are an entirely different story. I use a standard rotary lead pointer but I've seen an electric version in a Lynda.com tribute video to the late, great Doyald Young. I would give some vital organs to get my mits on one of those. Sadly, it seems like they aren't even manufactured anymore which is sad really. I know quite a few hand-letters who would likely pick one up.
5 months ago
mastery!
5 months ago
love this letters
looks like some gothic?
5 months ago
Awesome work as usual, be interesting to see the final product.
5 months ago
Looks awesome Joshua! I've been missin you here, good to see you again! Oh yeah, we still need to get together!
5 months ago
BEAST!
5 months ago
Gorgeous!
5 months ago
@RaitG - Sorta gothic, sorta italic, just kinda letting it grow organic-like. We'll see where it ends up. ;)
@Cory - We certainly do. I'll be up in Dallas for a couple weeks, we should try to get some hang time!
5 months ago
woaw !
5 months ago
Amazing work Josh.
5 months ago
Such a joy to see your work! And particularly nice to see you young folks using the old school tools I have in boxes in the studio. May your tribe increase!
4 months ago